UNC Study Looks Into Workplace Health and Wellness Programs
The UNC Gillings School of Public Health, in collaboration with the Center for Disease Control and...
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Hillsborough Discussing Budget Priorities at Retreat
Hillsborough’s Board of Commissioners will meet Monday for a budget retreat, marking the start of...
Read MoreOrange County School Board Working to Implement Racial Equity Plan
The Orange County School Board voted unanimously earlier this year to adopt a racial equity policy, as a major step toward addressing and correcting racial disparities in the district. The board appointed a racial equity task...
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UNC Study Shows Increasing Demands for Post-Secondary Education
A new report from Carolina Demography and the John M. Belk Endowment shows that the fastest...
Read MorePublic Support for Death Penalty Waning in North Carolina
A new poll from Public Policy Polling has found that a majority of North Carolinians believe the death penalty should be replaced with alternative punishments. Voters question the fairness of the death penalty on several fronts,...
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Orange County Moving Forward on Northern Campus Amid Cost Overruns
Conversations regarding the recently acquired Orange County Northern Campus site are continuing as...
Read MoreNC’s LGBTQ Protections Rank Low in Human Rights Campaign’s Annual Index
The Human Rights Campaign, or HRC, has released their 5th annual State Equity Index, a report which categorizes states by how well LGBTQ citizens are protected through legislation. Out of the four categories, North Carolina...
Read MoreNC Child Releases 2019 Opportunity Workplan
With the North Carolina General Assembly back in session, advocacy organization NC Child is fighting to make sure lawmakers keep the children of North Carolina in mind. They recently released their 2019 Opportunity Workplan,...
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Chapel Hill Looking to Promote Local Business Growth with ‘Pints and Pitches’
The Town of Chapel Hill is hosting it’s first monthly Pints & Pitches event Wednesday, which...
Read MoreBiennial Carrboro Citizen’s Survey Yields Positive Results
The results for Carrboro’s second biennial citizen’s survey have been collected. Mayor Lydia Lavelle says after 400 residents from a wide range of demographics were surveyed, the town received positive results. “We were very...
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